I've just removed my cam from 1.4nv engine. It only has two markings on it, one is "GM"=General motors and the other is "16" ? Is this standard or is it posibly a 1.6 cam thanks in advance
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I've just removed my cam from 1.4nv engine. It only has two markings on it, one is "GM"=General motors and the other is "16" ? Is this standard or is it posibly a 1.6 cam thanks in advance
Should also have a letter on it, this relates to which GM cam it is, not sure what the 16 means, could be the 16th off the production line lol
lol :thumb: cheers Another look preduced the letter "F" RECKON THAT STANDS FOR FAST LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by MK999
Mine says "HF" which i reckon stands for "Have Fun" so who knows lol
f- standard 14nv cam- opens inlet and exhaust 6.12 mm
not sure about duration though.
i have b, c, e and d camshafts sat in the garage. lol
hf- ..... errr half 1.2i and half 14nv????
hehe
It's not a standard cam, have no idea what it is though, trying to find out atm lol
thanks for replies serouise and funny. I'll let the debate continue. no arguements though.
what makes you say thatQuote:
Originally Posted by MK999
Threads just below this one for full details ... no standard markings on it though, and it's much smaller on the 'closed' end of the cam than I remember my standard cam being, with machining marks as if it's been ground from a blank or something
got a std cam here stamped AF and 1300 on dissy end (has other stuff awell on there)
put a photo of each end of the cam if its been re-profiled it will have abnormal markings on one end (maybe both ends)
their is a small no.2 above the F SIDE ON SORTING PICS NOW
i have 2 gsi cams one has a number 2 like that in the pic and the other has a number 1, both being cam B, wonder why?
are there different bearing diameters?
a basic std cam in my opinion not sure what from though..